Sentence examples for opened the prospect from inspiring English sources

Now, suddenly, the advent of gene therapies has opened the prospect that many cancers may be manageable or curable after all.

That opened the prospect of a temporary solution being found now, with the promise of a more substantial deal further down the line.

A criminal case against Mr. Zuma was thrown out on a technicality, but a recent court decision opened the prospect he could be charged again.

The rebel Labour amendment in the Lords opened the prospect of a Commons vote on the EEA – a less stringent version of the single market – after 83 Labour peers voted against the party whip.

That time, the redrawing resulted from having a new party in power, not a new census, but it opened the prospect that lawmakers could fiddle with the lines whenever they wanted to, and not just when new census numbers came out.

The campaigns in Ireland, although ultimately unsuccessful, opened the prospect of what has been characterised as "Pan-Gaelic Greater Scotia" under the Bruce dynasty.

This opens the prospect of iron surface activation with sacrificial organothiols.

That's impressive work that immediately opens the prospect of a new generation of experiments.

As the Court today recognizes, failure to establish fraud on the market "leaves open the prospect of individualized proof of reliance". Ante, at 1199.

Recent advances in materials, quantum control, and nanofabrication now open the prospect for scalable quantum technologies based on solid-state quantum systems.

At the same time, rapid advance in knowledge of the underlying disease is opening the prospect for more effective intervention for unstable coronary plaque.